3 Day Retreat - Kilronan Castle

Take sometime out for self-care and and choose our 3 Day Winter Wellness Retreat at wonderful Kilronan Castle. Our experienced teachers will deliver a wonderful yoga and meditation retreat for you over the next few days. Enjoy the castle surroundings soaking up the healing power of nature.

What's Included

• Meet and Greet Reception on arrival
• Meditation sessions
• Daily Yoga Classes
• 2 nights of luxury accommodation
• Access to Castle gardens
• Full access to leisure centre facilities, swimming pool, sauna, NB: individual appointments for spa treatments are not included and must be booked privately)
• Fine Dining - all meals included (vegetarian options available)
• Water, Tea, Coffee, and healthy snacks are available each day
• (Mats provided if required)
• Optional additional activity included during a free period (details of activity will be included on schedule)
• Gift set for each participant on departure

The Replenish Hub team will be on hand to assist you should you have any queries during your retreat.

A detailed retreat schedule will be emailed to you when your booking is confirmed

Benefits of this retreat

Become stronger and find inner peace

Escape the everyday rat race

Rediscover yourself

Pricing

• Single Room (with ensuite) - €1,320.00
• Shared Twin Room (with ensuite) - €1,200 (per person sharing)

Styles:

Hatha, Meditation

About Kilronan Castle

The name Kilronan comes from the Gaelic ‘Cill Ronain’, meaning Ronan’s Abbey. According to tradition, St. Ronan and his daughter St. Lasair established a church here on the banks of Lough Meelagh in the 6th century. However, it is the building of a home for a famous land-owning family, that has made this part of Roscommon famous the world over. That said, it wasn’t always known as Kilronan Castle.

During the era of Edward I in the late 13th century, there was a family known as the Tenisons. Although they originated from Oxfordshire, their descendents eventually settled in the north of Ireland in the mid-17th century. Down through the ages, they would fight with the Irish Brigade in France, Spain and Portugal and then serve as members of The Irish Guards during the Boer Wars. Although valiant soldiers, generation after generation of Tenison heirs would famously squander their inheritances, only to reimburse themselves by marrying wealthy heiresses.

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